Laurentian University

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It has great academic, residential, and recreational amenities and top-notch infrastructure. 

• A wide-ranging student support network is well-trained and available to offer help, advice, counseling, or a much-needed listening ear.
• primary healthcare, health promotion and protection, information on disease and injury prevention, and emotional counseling are all provided through Health & Wellness Services.
• A student-run organization called the Laurentian Campus Emergency Response Team is available to respond to any medical emergency on the Sudbury Campus. 
• All of the volunteers are Laurentian University students who have received First Responder CPR HCP training. 
• LUCERT has worked with security to aid in any emergency on campus.
• Students who have registered with the university's accessibility services office can use research and library services at the library. Dan Scott serves as the accessibility services liaison librarian.
• For daily use by students enrolled with Accessibility Services, the library offers three private study rooms (each for one person).

The 765-acre campus of Laurentian University is located in Sudbury, Ontario, next to the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area.

The campus provides a setting ideal for quick and effective learning with roomy classrooms, cutting-edge labs, a bookstore, a speech, and language clinic, and a sizable library. 

• Additionally, it offers a variety of culinary alternatives, including a grill, cafeteria, convenience store, Tim Hortons, Café Bistro, Topper's Pizza, Starbucks, and Subway outlets, in addition to comfortable on-campus lodging. 
• The university also provides a number of on-campus recreational activities, such as swimming lessons, school field trips, and youth and aquatic programs, in addition to these amenities. 
• There are chances to play sports including basketball, baseball, soccer, hockey, golf, and lacrosse there.
• Simply said, my Laurentian Hub is a team of friendly, competent employees who place a strong emphasis on communication and providing high-quality services.
• The Speech and Language Clinic at Laurentian University offers top-notch rehabilitation services to people of all ages in Northern Ontario who have communication and swallowing disorders, as well as giving students access to clinical experiences that help them bridge the gap between theory and practice.
• Student organizations offer a wide range of services, host numerous social gatherings and other events, and persistently fight for the rights and welfare of their members.
• You're in for a marketplace-style dining experience in the Great Hall, where everything is made in front of you. The menu features a variety of fresh meals such as pizzas, pasta, rotisserie chicken, deli sandwiches, stir-fry masterpieces, premium desserts, and a wide selection of fresh veggies from the produce market.
• The goal of Laurentian University Varsity Athletics is to provide, encourage, and facilitate excellence in both academics and athletics. The goal of Laurentian Athletics is to improve the quality of life for students, community members, and Laurentian student-athletes in Northeastern Ontario.
• The kids will still get to do the things that adults get to do at Mini Voyageur Camp but at their own pace. Multi-sport camps, outdoor adventure camps, and enjoyable activities that foster creativity, teamwork, and fine motor skills will all be incorporated into the program's activities.
• Activities will include arts and crafts, simple sports, gym games, tent camping with a fire, perch fishing, slip-and-slide rides, etc.

Eight distinctive houses at Laurentian University give students a wide range of options for on-campus living, and first-year candidates have assured a place in residence.

 This is the description of various housing available:

• 240 students can be housed in the eleven-story University College Residence (UC), a classic dormitory design.
• 387 students can stay in a three-story structure with self-contained apartments (apartments that sleep four to six people) at the Single Student Residence (SSR). 24/7 security and assistance.
• Upper-year students who meet the credit or age requirements can live in 55 furnished, independent apartments in the six-story, air-conditioned West Residence (West), which can house 223 students.
• Upper-year students who meet the credit or age requirements may live in the 62 furnished, independent apartments on the first floor of the eleven-story East Residence (East) building, which has a capacity of 236 students.
• Upper-year students can live independently furnished flats in the recently rebuilt Mature Student Residence (MSR), an 11-story structure. There are 128 units that provide one-bedroom apartments.
• Laurentian University's accommodation fee is CAD 10,172 (INR 6,22,124).